rianna woods project portfolio

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PROJECT PORTFOLIORIANNA WOODS


‘Orbit’ is a interactive exhibition that explores two of the service missions conducted by The Hubble Space Telescope.

Orbit Exhibition(Branding)

3D Model -A2 Poster -A5 Leaflet -

A3 Exhibition Piece -A4 Exhibition Book -

Exhibition Simulation -

With the theme of discovery, the aim is to fully immerse the audience with the im-ages from the printed page and juxtapose them with the digital. The highlight of the exhibition is a large scale book (a3) that aims to show-case the beautiful images produced by the telescope

with corresponding scientific findings.

As the person turns each page, the projected images on the exhibition walls also change so that the person is no longer looking at the image but is orbited into the image.


RE is my response to a self initiated project where I got the opportunity to create a project idea.

RE(Branding)

Advert -A2 Poster X2 -A5 Leaflet X2 -

Product -Packaging -

Website -Social Media Site -

Presentation Pitch -

On social media there was a trend with what users were calling ‘detox water’, simply a fruit and water combina-tion. However there was only one company actually branding this product. Which is why I can up with ‘RE’.

The process of making this water can be very timing and expensive. With ‘RE’, it allows its users to cut cor-ners instead of cutting fruit through buying with them.

‘RE’ is a water brand that works as a morning deliv-ery service for those on the move, who need an assess-able way to regenerate with an infusion of fresh fruit and water that revives and lifts your mornings.

It mimics the sentiment of the ‘milk man’ by delivering fresh RE water every morn-ing. Therefore creating a loyal relationship with its customers.

So how does it work?

make your order online with us before 7:00pm

we make and organise your order

ready to be sent out for delivery

our local branch will transit your order

early morning.

delivered to your door by

5:00am

Order as much or as little as you please. Mix and match bottles. We promise that if you order by 7:00pm you will get your order fresh and delivered on your

doorstep by 5:00am.

With your first order you recieve a RE Catelogue with all recipies and fruit health benefits.


This was a colour branding project with the aim of mak-ing its audience look at the colour blue in a different way.

Primark(Editorial)

Magazine -

‘Primark’ was a vogue in-spired magazine and the aim was to use the colour royal blue instead of light blue to re-brand the company and to give it a more sophisticated, luxury high brand identity.

Resulting in its existing cus-tomers and potential custom-ers looking at them in a dif-ferent way and more inclined to shop.

At the time Primark had no

way to advertise their brand apart from a website that did not actually highlight the clothes. Primark the maga-zine was the answer to that problem but strategically convincing their audience that they were a luxury brand and that you could get really nice clothes, some that most wouldn’t expect.

Allowing them to compete with brands of a high market.


Chatterbox was inspired by the science of zoopharma-cognocy which is a behaviour in which animals self-med-icate by selecting and in-gesting or topically applying plants, soils, insects, and psychoactive drugs to treat or prevent a disease. For this project we wanted to

Chatterbox(Group Branding Project)

Product -Advert X2 -

Presentation Pitch -Website -

Social Media Sites -

apply zoopharmacognosy to humans and self medicated humans social behaviours.

At chatterbox we aim to so-cially heal through restoring human communication. We feel that special moments in life are missed as we are on our phone, rather than being

in the moment.

Chatterbox is a sleek, porta-ble and waterproof box, with innovative technology ma-terial lining the inside of the box to block off all reception, 3G, 4G and Wi-FI. Therefore forcing you to communicate with the ones around you

rather than online.Chatterbox is easy to use and is available in a variety of sizes and colours. You can use it in restaurant, during dinner, meetings, studying, family time, lessons lectures and other social events.


Mimic is a 16 page monthly free broad-sheet newspaper.

The Mimic(Editorial)

Broadsheet Newspaper -Digital Newspaper -

It celebrates natures by looking how humans mim-ic animals natural abilities, instincts and methods. The newspaper is divided into sections such as design, technology, fashion and ar-chitecture and more and highlights ground breaking way humans are improving our lives in different fields simply by looking at nature.


. There was a 50% decline in the number of children enroll-ing onto D&T GCSE between 2003 and 2013. Design is all around us and it is what makes us human.

. My aim was to focus on children and how I could get them enjoying making in art

The Wrong Way(Editorial)

Interactive Book -

subjects that would eventual-ly motivate them to continue through their education.

The Wrong Way promotes the idea that in creative arts there are no rules but rather that children should be able to create their own right and wrong way.

It encourages them to create art freely without the influ-ences from former artist in order to develop confidence in their natural artistic abili-ties, create more and enjoy the benefits of self-expres-sion.

I set up a series of work-shops with the aim of allow children to create their own way, make their own rules but just be creative.

In the book I published all the workshops and the out-comes. I have dedicated this book back to the children

that took part. To let them know that their work is good enough, they can be artists because I, as a graphic de-signer have already recog-nised and published them.

They are now one step ahead in developing the artist they are destined to be. And

if society says they’re way of art is right, then we will do it the wrong way, our way.

“I want to be a designer because I think I will design good things and I think people would like it and they’ll talk about it to other people. And I think they will come to me and ask if I’d like to make things for them. And I can try and make it.”

- Kyra, age 11

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